ゴルフ場農薬散布作業者衣服への農薬暴露について

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We attempted to investigate the adhesion of agricultural chemicals used on golf courses (insecticides, herbicides and bactericides) onto worker's clothes during their application. The aim of the present study was to investigate the adhesion of bactericides and the results obtained were as follows : 1) The amounts of bactericides which adhered to the workers' clothes lay within a range of 10^<-3>∿10^<-4>μg/cm^2,with the amount being greater on the lower part (trousers) than the upper part' of the body. However, the amounts were found to be much smaller in comparison to the amounts which usually adhere to clothing during other work, such as farmwork. 2) The amount of bactericide adhesion during the application of agricultural chemicals in the summer was 13 times greater than that in the spring, suggesting that the amount of adhesion is probably affected by the weather conditions (high temperature, high humidity) present at the time of application. 3) For some pesticides, such as flutoranil, the amount of adhesion was found to be dependent on the sort of fiber the working clothes were made of (cotton>polyester). 4) The pesticide deposits could be almost completely removed by washing only once with water with the washing effect being more successful for polyester than for cotton clothes.
福岡女子大学の論文
1997-02-25